Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-20

The committee on the festival and reunion of
Sehuetzen Park, on the oath 18th and 18TH OF this
month. met last night and discussed the arrange
lDent of the program.
ington Park last night by 81 MON Fraierneile de
Langue Franeaise," was largely attended Prize
bowling, shooting, games Of various kinds and
dancing were on the program.
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The KNIGHTS TEMPLAR AsCENsIoN-DAY SER
vICES-Seryices appropriate To Ascension Day
were held last night by the Knights Tenplar Or
ganfzationS OF the city, The commands that par
ucpated In the street parade and religious service
IT The Evangelical Lutheran church were WASH
ington Commandery, No. L; Columbia Command
boring in all about one hundred men, under Emil
nent COMMANDER Warren OrcOtt; John OlcOtt
era- all VI washington Comlnandery- The ser
Vice ut the church was conducted by the Rev.
Louis II. schneider. after which the commands
marched to the Masonic Temple, where they spent
the remainder of the evening in social pleasures
c. L. o. OF o. F.-The committee on hall OF the
CoiDred Odd Fellows continues TO hold very en-
th'lsiaStic meetings the chairman, Mr.. Whiting,
u the several lodges during theeariy part of June.
The NEW YORK sHaKrsHoorEEs LEAVE FOR HOME
The New York SchuetZen Corps will leave WASH
1ngton Tor their homes this afternoon after very
agreeable visit OF several days in this city, They
vent 10 Mount vernon Yesterday in charge of
At-s5fs- Heimus, Appich, VogJ, Wolf, and Schroth,
or the Washington SchuetZen Verein. After visit
ing the toIn0 of Washington they stroled through
tht grounds Tor I While and then had feast
under the tres In the evening they scattered
~OoUt among the theaters ana other places OF en-
teriainlnenJ In the city, and to-day continued
their sightseeing.
A KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs observation-disclosures and
committees OF the Grand Lodge, knights OF
Pythiis, are now I'm session lii this city, as
stated In yesterdays STAR examining into the
nnan,'ial condition OF the Informed Rank and OF
The ordeT generally. Last night WASHINGTON Dr.
NlsiOi No. i. ~ men IN line, commanded by Capt.
Harry C0s,g1ns. and Nelson Division, No. - in
charge OF Herald JnO. W. Adams, marched to the
National Hotel and escorted the visiting officials
L. the National Rifles arm0ry. AT the hall
speeches were made by number OF gentlemen,
and after an Informal reception the door was
cleared for dancing.
EcUITY SUITs.-BilLs in equity have been filed by
Ih0s- ii. carr agt- SUSAN G. Hall, for che sale OF
part IL, 81. 20; Chas. HOmier ct al. agt. j. H.
CauSten, for the sale OF the HOInil!er tract above
ttorgetown, and other property, and for distribu-
iion OF the proceeds: Frank Hume agt WIN.
Margaret n COnrOe ct al agt- Sarah F. Goddard ct
AZ 70 remove eio'd from title to part lot p 50.
INJURED IN Two CoLLIsIoSs.-Samuel p. Brown
road Company for $40 900. lie sets out that on the
aiternooa OF the 18th OF July, 1875, while he was
from Jersey City TO Washington the ears cOlIioed
IN . Depot II Trenton Y. j. with other cars run-
hlig upon 'i tnat raiiroad. and that by reason OF
such collision the plaintiff was thrown over the
ear seats and was greatly and permanently in
JGrrd;' and that on the same day, as the train
was proceeding through the state OF MARYLAND the
cars again coilded with another train of cars on
JiI.. saline railroad and he once more .greatIy
AMI permanently injured, and has been prevent ed
from attending 10 his necessary affairs, has SUI.
tered great pain, &c.
University and Champlain avenue shafts OF the
Washington aqueduct tunnel there are four hun
pielcn Of The tunnel proper, which IL is expected
vii De finished about July LIST. As as this has
been completed the work OF lining the tunnel Will
Dr. pushed.
THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
offered free 10 every new subscriber Tor one year TO
The NEEkLY STAR IL Is a handsomely printed
b0s OF lSi pages profusely Illustrated, with more
tiiln 100 COl0red maps and diagrams, and contains
- wealth OF general Information. See advertise
iEeEt IN another column
IMPORTANT SALE OF An ELEGANT RESIDENCE on
F,RKAGUT SQpARE.-ThOmas bowling. auctioneer,
"i!i ner IL pubic auction. tomorrow afternoon,
street northwest lot 35xl00, fronting on Farragut
square. The improvements are nrst-class In every
particular and Il considered one Oi the most eie-
CANT Residences IN the city,
DUScASsoS Bros advertise two building lots on
Third street, northeast, for sale toinorrow after
NOON Property in that neighborboOd Is suitable
ior investment or building purposes. See adyer-
U5enent Tor details.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT ACTION
Thos- bowling viii sell to-mOrrow afternoon at
4:Io O'Clock, that very valuable property immedf-
ateiy adjoining Woodward d LothrOps Boston Dry
Goods House, being No. 61a Eleventh street. north
west. This Is IN important and valuable piece OF
property, and is worthy the attention OF capital
lsts aud others desiring a safe and increasing in
yestment.
Go TO RIVER VIEW sunday, May D. and see the
Grand Switch Back Railway Coasting Track
Adu.
hxKSASs SUMNER GARDEN open Monday matt